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50 Nectar Points
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Have been trying to get this but no info, only aa cover for 2000 points just got that.0
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Have been trying to get this but no info, only aa cover for 2000 points just got that.GE 36 *MFD may 2043
MFIT-T5 #60 £136,850.30
Mortgage overpayments 2019 - £285.96
2020 Jan-£40-feb-£18.28.march-£25
Christmas savings card 2020 £20/£100
Emergency savings £100/£500
12/3/17 175lb - 06/11/2019 152lb0 -
awesome - thanks0
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nice'n'easy points, just the way i like 'em.0
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super stuff - thanks muchly!Surveys nerd :wave:0
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Yesterday I would have done that but that was before we got a letter through saying that Nectar are changing the way they allocate points in Sainsbury's supermarkets...in Scotland only!
From now on if you spend between £0-£49.99 you will only get 1 point per £ not two and you have to spend £50-£99.99 to get the two points you would currently get.:mad: They are increasing the number of points you get for big spends eg £100-150 will earn 3 points per pound and £150+ will earn 4. What they are trying to do clearly is encourage more spending, but what they are actually doing is penalising anyone who can't spend £50 at one go: single people, pensioners on a budget, young families (like us) who are trying to shop prudently. They very kindly give you two bonus vouchers for 200 points on a £25 shop :rolleyes: Coming straight after their sneaky price rises to the basics range (less in veg bags with very slight price reduction eg 5p = unit price rise), I'm off to Tesco who don't mess about like this!
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Yesterday I would have done that but that was before we got a letter through saying that Nectar are changing the way they allocate points in Sainsbury's supermarkets...in Scotland only!
From now on if you spend between £0-£49.99 you will only get 1 point per £ not two and you have to spend £50-£99.99 to get the two points you would currently get.:mad: They are increasing the number of points you get for big spends eg £100-150 will earn 3 points per pound and £150+ will earn 4. What they are trying to do clearly is encourage more spending, but what they are actually doing is penalising anyone who can't spend £50 at one go: single people, pensioners on a budget, young families (like us) who are trying to shop prudently. They very kindly give you two bonus vouchers for 200 points on a £25 shop :rolleyes: Coming straight after their sneaky price rises to the basics range (less in veg bags with very slight price reduction eg 5p = unit price rise), I'm off to Tesco who don't mess about like this!
Very interesting this. Back in the days I used to have a Sainsburys Reward card which was blue and even had an expiry date on it! it was a flat 1point per £1. 1point=£1.
When Nectar came out they said you would now get 2 points per pound but each point was only worth 0.5p. I always wondered when it would go back to 1point for £1.Ex-Employee of a Train Operating Company.
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Been sent a summons on the Railway? PM me and Ill try to help you.0 -
Cheers, just done it, must try the HobNobs next.0
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Thank you!Mortgage Free as of 03/07/2017 :beer:0
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Thank you, planning for Christmas now!0
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